National Park Service seeks large expansion of 1922 budget
Congress will consider a comprehensive plan to expand the National Park Service budget to 2.473 million dollars for 19 national parks and 24 monuments. The request covers protection, maintenance, administration, roads, trails, sanitation, and power to serve visitors across 12 774 square miles.
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Congress
National Ark Service
Department of the Interior
House Committee
Massachusetts
Connecticut
National Parks and Monuments
Parks and Monuments
Iestimae
Bu S
Ince
Card of Thanks by Mrs B L Ewing expresses gratitude
Mrs B L Ewing thanks all who cheerfully and liberally assisted in raising a purse to replace the loss of her home destroyed by fire on the night of Dec 3. While many articles cannot be replaced, the liberal donations will help with the loss and she wishes a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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B. L.ewing
Markets Hog and Home Made Turkeys Trade
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Howell traveled from Luna to Gallup with a load of dressed pork and live turkeys, a five and a half day trip covering 150 miles. In Gallup they visited T. F. Smalling, Chester Broadwell, and other acquaintances while selling produce for market.
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T. O. Howell
Luna
Mrs. Howell
Gallup
T. F. Smalling and
Chester Broadwell
Christmas Tree Program at John Schauer Building
The Baptist Sunday School presents a Christmas program on December 24 at 7 30 P M in the John Schauer building. The program includes songs such as Joy to the World and Star of the East, recitations by Margery Yoder and Robert Burke, a solo by Mrs Champion, a reading by Mildred Graham, and a tableau The Holy Light.
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John Schauer
The
Baptist
Margery Yoder
Robert Burke
Mrs. Champion
Wise Men
Mildred Graham
Man Prefers Fighting To Eating Ends Wary After Battle
A man who said he would "rather fight than eat" is described as not feeling much like eating once the fighting ends, indicating lingering effects and reluctance to eat after conflict.
Arizona land revenue and New Mexico administration compared
Santa Fe reports Arizona earns about 200000 from public lands while spending 100000 yearly. New Mexico's public land receipts for the year ending November 30 1920 were 1310199.60 with admin costs about 47000. Rudolph Kuehler set to become Arizona lands commissioner on January 1 and studied New Mexico’s system.
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Santa Fe
Albuaenine Evening Herald
Arizona
Rudolph Kuehler
State Tax Commission
New Mexico
Public Land Administration
Nelson A. Field
Ralph P. Ervien
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Kuehler
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Yrest
Interior National Park ‘Service
Payne
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
Hart Building
Detroit Vapor Oil
Edward Hart
R. R. Ave
N.ml
Crane
Mary Garden
K. & M. Drug CO
Gallup Herald
Gallup, New Mexico
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